Hey everyone, it's been an overwhelming response from such awesome people who are genuinely excited to help out the community.

It pains me to say that we could only invite 3 new mods and that we were unable to reply to each applicant individually. I want to personally thank each person who took time out of their day to write us about why they would be a great mod and it truly was a tough choice in the end.

The users we ended up selecting all have a great history of helping this community through both insightful comments and new features and I'm extremely excited to be working with them all.

Just to clarify their roles (and mine as well) will be about adding new improvements to the user experience (flair, wiki, css changes, etc) and protecting our user base from unwanted spam posts and spoilers. There is a moderator log which captures every action taken by a mod and rest assured any situation that arises will be dealt with appropriately.

Thank you again to everyone who applied and offered to help. While we were simply limited on how many mods we could pick, I genuinely hope everyone will continue to contribute in a meaningful way and help make this one of the best communities on Reddit.

Happy to help. I love this game--I really want this subreddit to be the portal to all things Survivor on the internet...next season, I'm planning to do episode discussion posts that collect links to all the podcasts and articles posted everywhere--there is so much good stuff written about survivor and there really isn't any good single-point aggregation of it.

Hopefully they don't change too much. Reddit is at its best when it looks default. The second new upvote/downvote arrows show up and background images, etc... start appearing, the subreddit goes way downhill. I'd be surprised if many people even enjoy flair.